EWIA (the European Wireless Infrastructure Association) celebrated their 10th Anniversary with a high-level policy discussion at The Steigenberger Wiltcher’s Hotel in Brussels, followed by a networking drinks reception.
As Europe moves toward the Digital Decade and beyond, this event will explore how Tower Companies, in collaboration with key partners, are helping to build the infrastructure necessary to achieve Europe’s digital ambitions. Discussions will focus on collaboration, policy alignment, and accelerating Europe’s connectivity agenda, ensuring a resilient and future-ready digital infrastructure.
Renate Nikolay, Deputy Director-General, DG Connect, European Commission Deputy Director-General,
DG Connect,
European Commission
Marco Patuano, Chair, EWIA; Chief Executive Officer, Cellnex Chief Executive Officer,
Cellnex
Chair, EWIA
Thierry Amarger, Chief Executive Officer, ATC Europe Chief Executive Officer,
ATC Europe
Christian Hillabrant, Chief Executive Officer, Vantage Towers Chief Executive Officer,
Vantage Towers
Claudio Teixeira, Legal Officer, BEUC Legal Officer,
BEUC
Maarit Palovirta, Deputy Director General, Connect Europe Deputy Director General,
Connect Europe
Ulrich Loewer, Partner, EY-Parthenon TMT Strategy Partner,
EY-Parthenon TMT Strategy
Times are listed in CEST
This panel explores the transformative vision of the Digital Decade, addressing the challenges and opportunities ahead while emphasising the importance of achieving the 2030 connectivity targets to realise Europe’s broader ambitions and regain competitiveness. It will examine the critical role that Independent Tower Companies are playing within the wider connectivity ecosystem to deliver the required network infrastructure, and their impact on shaping Europe’s digital landscape. As demand for robust, secure and cost-efficient networks grows, infrastructure providers are evolving to meet shifting needs, driving collaboration, and sparking innovation among key partners. What role are Tower Companies already playing alongside other key players to drive forward Europe’s connectivity goals, and what does the future hold?
This panel explores the transformative vision of the Digital Decade, addressing the challenges and opportunities ahead while emphasising the importance of achieving the 2030 connectivity targets to realise Europe’s broader ambitions and regain competitiveness. It will examine the critical role that Independent Tower Companies are playing within the wider connectivity ecosystem to deliver the required network infrastructure, and their impact on shaping Europe’s digital landscape. As demand for robust, secure and cost-efficient networks grows, infrastructure providers are evolving to meet shifting needs, driving collaboration, and sparking innovation among key partners. What role are Tower Companies already playing alongside other key players to drive forward Europe’s connectivity goals, and what does the future hold?
EWIA – the European Wireless Infrastructure Association – is the European trade association of independent Towercos which provide open access to their shared wireless infrastructure.
This ‘neutral host’ model is now the prevalent model in Europe, where our 11 members operate 251,000 wireless infrastructure assets in 20 countries. We serve all mobile network operators (MNOs) and hundreds of other wireless operators enabling better communications for end users in the communities we cover.
EWIA – the European Wireless Infrastructure Association – is the European trade association of independent Towercos which provide open access to their shared wireless infrastructure.
This ‘neutral host’ model is now the prevalent model in Europe, where our 11 members operate 251,000 wireless infrastructure assets in 20 countries. We serve all mobile network operators (MNOs) and hundreds of other wireless operators enabling better communications for end users in the communities we cover.
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Event Venue
Steigenberger Wiltchers
Av. Louise 71, 1050 Bruxelles, Belgium
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